Marrying the Mafia is the starting film in a trilogy and it ended up being the highest-attended South Korean film, and the second highest-attended film in South Korea. It’s lively and funny dialoge is boosted by the outrageously funny characters and situations and it is a film I can honestly say I enjoyed. Click to read the full movie review… Continue reading
The Borrowers – Review
The entire film had this amazing feeling of being both unique from other Ghibli movies while still maintaining the parts that make almost all of the Studio’s films so great. Click to read the entire review of the new Studio Ghibli film, The Borrowers, and see if this film lives up to the studios reputation…
Pokemon Movie 10: The Rise of Darkrai – Review
Depending on your judgement, this film can go either way for you. The good things about Pokemon Movie 10: The Rise of Darkrai are mostly aesthetics but the storyline is fairly decent as well. Click now to read the full review on the 10th entry in the Pokemon franchise and see if it is a hit or a miss…
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth – Review
The action and emotional pitch in Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth are intense, really a step beyond most of the films I had seen before. Lacking any guideposts though, I found it difficult to piece together the story behind the action. Click to read the full review…
Tsubasa RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE: The Princess in the Birdcage Kingdom – Review
As with any Tsubasa storyline, the heroes inevitably sign on for the mission to restore happiness to the people of the land. You won’t get a lot of background in this one, so check out the review to see if it is worth your time!
Dragon Ball Z: Dead Zone – Review
As a reviewer who has posted several DBZ movies I thought it was only fitting to post a review of Dead Zone since it was the beginning of the needlessly long line of DBZ movies actually started off fairly smoothly. How does this 20 year old DBZ movie perform? Click to find out!
Deadly Outlaw: Rekka – Review
August 24th, 2010
cello85 Deadly Outlaw Rekka works so well as a movie because director Takashi Miike restrains the child within him eager to shock and impress and embraces the dramatist who observes the small moments of life. It’s more traditional than one might expect, but still highly recommended. Click to peak inside and read the full review of Deadly Outlaw Rekka… Continue reading
A Bittersweet Life – Review
August 23rd, 2010
cello85 As a revenge film, this film kicked ass but it was sad to see him lovestruck over a female who never loved him back. This is what I would call a smart action movie. There is good character development, coupled with action that isn’t too over the top, killing any suspensed disbelief. A Bittersweet Life is an awesome film that needs to be seen, click to read the full review… Continue reading
Battle Royale – Review
August 20th, 2010
cello85 Why did it take so long for me to get around to this film? Seen many times but reviewed finally, Battle Royale is the very definition of cult classic. Bottom line, Battle Royale is a movie that makes sense, has a well-paced, intelligent narrative, and interesting circumstances. Click to see what all the fuss is about inside in the full movie review… Continue reading
Casshern Sins [Complete Series] – Review
August 19th, 2010
cello85 Casshern Sins’ main strengths lie not in the actual meat of the plot, but in the assorted one-shot episodes that pepper the overarching narrative. As an anime, Casshern Sins is a rather hard one to categorize, but I break it down in my full review inside… Continue reading
Closer to Heaven – Review
August 18th, 2010
cello85 Closer to Heaven remains engaging viewing right through ’til the end and fans of this genre will be hard pressed to find another film released this year that will give you a more satisfying viewing experience. This film was handled with delicate care and it really shows. Click now to peak inside and read the full review of this 2009 Korean melodrama… Continue reading
Go Lala Go! – Review
August 17th, 2010
cello85 I went into this film with huge expectations and it isn’t very often I review romantic romcoms on the site Go Lala Go! never really hits any truly convincing emotional notes, but it does contain some good moments here and there. If romcoms are your cup of tea you could do worse. Click for the full review of Go Lala Go inside… Continue reading







